Bam! Packers Have All the Ingredients for a Recipe for Success in 2010

August 6, 2010   ·   Casey Mabbott   ·   Jump to comments


I have heard many non Packer fans, and even some sceptical Packer fans, say they are tired of hearing how great the Packers are now. These people generally seem to think that they are are overrated.
I do not believe the Packers are overrated. Let’s face facts: the Packers 2009 season was a disappointment masquerading as a massive success. Before I go into why, let’s take a look at what went well.
The offense, by and large, was outstanding. Aaron Rodgers put on a show in his second season, garnering MVP attention while putting up gaudy numbers, some of which took Brett Favre 19 years to accomplish. Rodgers has quickly and quietly elevated himself into the “top five active QB’s” discussion, and we may be treated to even better play in the future.
The running game was a massive improvement from the previous year. Ryan Grant was able to match his rushing yards from the year before, increased his touchdowns by seven while getting 30 fewer c...

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